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If you liked Zero Dawn you'll like this one. The biggest issues are that the combat gets repetitive after a while and there's not much variety in the side quests. Taking down rebel camps gets kind of old after the 10th one. Great storyline, a little redundant or unnecessary at some parts but overall builds off of the story of zero dawn well. ganeplay is smooth and works like a charm. there are a few minor graphical glitches here and there but nothing game breaking. Overall 7.5/10, I rounded up to 8

It does everything the first one did and adds more mechanics for added strategy and more depth overall to the game.

Not only is it the best Dreamcast RPG, it's one of the greatest RPGs full stop. The exploration and mystery of the world really give you an incentive to explore, and the mechanics you unlock as you go further only further this. Gameplay is very unique for an RPG and the story is extremely engaging. My only minor complaint is that there is no voice acting, but considering that the game was so big they had to use two disks, I can forgive that.

Amazing, there is (almost) nothing about this game I dislike. The only downside is that the story doesn't really feel like it has a definitive ending. Gameplay is perfect, story is great, characters are lovable, and the game is overall heart-wrenching and thrilling, just like all the others in the series.

This is a pretty good game overall, but then again, that might just be my nostalgia and my extreme love/obsession for Bionicle speaking. I would actually give it an 8.5/10, but I rounded up.

This game is great. It's fast, it's slick, it's original, and it's great in almost every way. It's glitchy. Very glitchy. Not as bad as the Wii U version, but still pretty glitchy. And there are many framerate drops. Otherwise, this is a solid handheld port of a solid game.

This is a great game. It's fast, the graphics re gorgeous, the controls are good, it's original, and each racer is different in their own respect. Also, plenty of game modes and difficulties add replay value to an already extremely fun game. The only downside is that the controls for the boats and planes can be a little off at times. Plus, there is potential for more DLC, Alex Kidd and maybe more!

Sonic Adventure 2 could have been a lot better from the get go. It's not the port that's mediocre, but the game itself. Eggman's and Tails' gameplay is slow and has bad platforming, the controls are wonky, and it's just slow in general. Knuckles' and Rouge's gameplay is a little better, but it involves wandering around the level, looking for hints as to where the Chaos Emerald shards are hidden, similar to Sonic Adventure 1. The best gameplay is Sonic's and Shadow's, which is more running, but still not enough speed to match it up to a game like Sonic Unleashed or Sonic Generations. The Chao Garden is fun, but some of the nitpicky details make it a tedious gameplay mode at times. And the Cart Racing more isn't nearly as good as the SA1 version. The multiplayer is good though, and the new HD graphicss make the game look fabulous.

This game is really great, despite it's difficulty and age. It's a true classic with the likes of Sonic, Crash Bandicoot, and Mario 64. It had a simplistic storyline, yet it was one of the most imaginative games of it's time, and it still is. It even comes with the original SEGA Saturn version and Christmas NiGHTS! The only problems are it's slight control issues and the fact that there is no Sonic Into Dreams included. Overall, this is an amazing game.

Having never played the original, I can review this without having the original as a template. I think that this game is amazing in almost every way. Nice graphics, great NiGHTS gameplay, awesome music, great general structure. My only complaint is that sometimes, playing as the kids can get slow, tough, and boring. Especially when you play a whole level as them.

Two great games redone in HD while still staying true to the originals. Unfortunately, it lacks Peacewalker, though it makes up for this in the form of touchscreen and rear touchpad controls, as well as redone button controls. Great game.

Awesome game. It stays true to the original, but it feels newer. Maybe it's the improved collision detection? The better graphics? Or is it the spindash? Maybe the faster Super Peel Out? Or maybe it's all of them. One of the best Sonic games ever made has been remade. I didn't think it was possible, but they made it even better.

I really love this game. It's so conceptually simple, and yet it a lot of fun! Love the music and the graphics too! Can't really think of any major negatives besides the fact that when you're playing in Delta mode, you can easily accidentally trigger a move.

It's a great Sonic game. It can be a little frustrating and repetitive at times, but otherwise, it lives up to it's name, unlike it's predecessor.

The graphics are nowhere near as good as the Vita can produce, not to mention that the controls are shaky. The environments get repetitive, but it's still god fun for a while.

Awesome. Amazing graphics, good level design, and interesting power-ups. It's very creative, but it's difficult, almost to the point of ragequitting. Especially near the end.

It's a great game and all, but it leaves something to be desired. The story had a lot of wasted potential, and therefore it felt... empty. Also, was too short. More levels would have been great, but the ones that were chosen were not bad choices. Overall, it's really good, but still leaves something to be desired. I'd pick up Sonic Unleashed or Sonic Colors over this, personally, but it's still an amazing game.

This game is nearly perfect. It's only flaw is the medal hunting. You have to roam around the hub worlds and levels searching for more sun and moon medals to advance to the next level. The problem is that they're unnecessarily hard to find. Another (minor) flaw is that the difficulty of this game spikes dramatically about halfway thorough. At that point, it takes some real skill to be good at the game. Otherwise, everything else is perfectly executed. Good graphics, story, day and night gameplay, hub worlds, voice acting, cutscenes. character choice, level design, etc.

This is actually an 8.5, but it rounds to a 9. It's a lot better than Episode 1, but there are still a few nitpicky details, such as bland level design in some levels, as well as unnecessarily hard special stages. On the other hand, most of the levels have brilliant level design, and the physics have been fixed. Not to mention the inclusion, of multiplayer, Tails, and Metal Sonic, as well as the great graphics.